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April 23, 2019

Why Donate? One Emerging Leader Shares Her Story

Meet Dre Gohlke (above left), manager of inflight strategy at… Read Article

April 22, 2019

Are all homeless people drug addicts?

Lately, there’s been much dialogue, chatter—and sometimes one-way ranting—about how… Read Article

April 17, 2019

United Way of King County CEO Search Committee

After more than 18 years leading United Way of King… Read Article

April 11, 2019

“Everyone thinks homeless people are moving to their city for free stuff”: Busting Myths on Facebook Live

United Way Board Member, Chairman of GeekWire and Chairman of PicMonkey Jonathan Sposato, plus Lauren McGowan, our Senior Director of Ending Homelessness and Poverty, took to Facebook Live to answer the public’s questions directly. The result was a discussion based on data instead of wide generalizations. Read Article

March 25, 2019

Opioid Crisis Requires More Resources

The opioid crisis and lack of mental health services in… Read Article

March 25, 2019

4 Things We Love About This Solution to Homelessness

It’s true that the Seattle area is experiencing homelessness at… Read Article

March 21, 2019

Getting Unstuck on the Path Out of Homelessness

Moe exited the dental van, amped up from the anxiety… Read Article

March 20, 2019

Connect For Good—and to Stop Homelessness

Connect for Good offers young professionals in our Emerging Leaders… Read Article

March 20, 2019

The Danger of Equating Opioid Use With Homelessness

Our community has been in a homelessness crisis for years—and… Read Article

March 18, 2019

A Day of Hope for Guests and Volunteers at the Community Resource Exchange

United Way’s Community Resource Exchange is like Christmas for 63-year-old… Read Article

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